How to Save TikToks and Reels So You Can Find Them Again
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4 min read. Updated October 23, 2026.
Mapable: AI Notes & Journal for iPhone
Capture a thought, voice note, photo, screenshot, link or short video. Mapable files each one into a few topics drawn as a map, and you ask your notes in plain words to get an answer with the notes it came from.
Available in English, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German and Italian.
I dictate my thoughts on the go while walking and the app does a magical job: it sorts them, pulls out my to-do lists and even picks up my mood. A huge time saver!


Thoughts, voice notes, photos, screenshots and links. Share TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube videos from the share sheet and Mapable remembers what is inside, down to the moment. Dictate by voice in any text field.
Each note lands in one of a few stable topics automatically. Your topics are drawn as a map, and related notes link up on their own. No folders and no tags to set up.
Ask in plain words, like "where was that ramen place?", and get an answer in your language with the notes it came from.
Today shows your calendar, todos and a note from a while ago. Mapable spots todos, dates, goals and habits inside your notes and suggests them, and nothing is added without your tap.
Note your mood with a few words in the evening, and get a weekly review of what grew this week, as a map you can share.
I dictate my thoughts on the go while walking and the app does a magical job: it sorts them, pulls out my to-do lists and even picks up my mood. A huge time saver!
No more jungle of loose notes. The automatic categorisation and theme detection work wonderfully.
Extracting tasks and key ideas from simple voice notes or messy notes is just impressive. An essential tool for creative minds.
Feedback from people who tried Mapable before launch. Names shortened.
Plans and offers can differ between the App Store and Google Play, and are shown in the store before you subscribe.
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Mapable is an AI notes and journal app that works as a second brain. You throw in a thought, a voice note, a screenshot, a link or a short video, and it files each one into a few topics and draws them as a map.
No. Every note lands in one of a few stable topics automatically, and related notes link up on their own.
Yes. Share them to Mapable from the share sheet and it remembers what is inside, down to the moment, so you can ask about it later.
Ask in plain words, like "where was that ramen place?". Mapable answers in your language and shows the notes it used.
Mapable spots todos, dates, goals and habits inside your notes and suggests them. Nothing is added until you tap.
English, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German and Italian.
Mapable is free to download, with daily and weekly allowances. Mapable Pro takes the limits off. Plans and offers are shown in the store before you subscribe.
Throw in a thought, a link or a TikTok. It files itself and answers when you ask.
Mapable is made by EASYTECH, an independent app studio in Annecy, France. Privacy policy · Terms of use. For iPhone.